Watching people gleefully cheer for the police to crack the heads of their own children in support of sending arms to a country systematically killing children with those very arms is definitely going to stick with a lot of people for a very long time.
Not for nothing it's one of the only three countries in the world that didn't ratify the Convention of the Rights of Children. And history showed us it doesn't have enough with brutalizing and killing those in its own land.
For us outside, fighting the US is protecting our own children.
I think the movements we’re seeing spring up now are also a result of the movements that happened 50 years ago. This level of solidarity with Palestine started decades ago and only got strengthened during Ferguson. Think this accretion of resistance is the expression of our cultural memory.
Come the next election (assuming there is one) this will be one of the defining issues candidates will have to answer, the media will pose it thinking it will help the establishment candidate to voice a policy of genocidal apologia while the furthest left response will see massive grassroots support